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The Constitution requires an “” every ten years to apportion Representatives (Article I, Section 2), but its text does not lay out a detailed list of who precisely must be counted; instead it sets the...
The Constitution requires a decennial “actual enumeration” but does not list a detailed methodology or a long definitional list of who counts beyond “persons” or “people”; the 14th Amendment’s phrase ...
The Constitution requires a decennial “enumeration” of persons for apportionment but does not spell out a legal definition of who exactly counts as a “person” or the detailed methods to identify them;...
The 14th Amendment’s core guarantee of birthright citizenship and its constitutional phrasing have become the center of policy fights that could reshape how the Census counts residents and how that da...